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Project brief
What problem, outcome, scope, approach, ownership, and decision does a proposed project require?
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Start with a clear working structure.
The project brief turns a recurring piece of work into a record that another person can understand and continue. The working view makes problem, evidence, and objective visible so discussion can move from general opinion to a specific action or decision.
Describe the observable problem, who experiences it, why it matters, and the evidence that distinguishes causes from symptoms. Cite the current evidence, its source and date, the relevant signal, and any limitation affecting confidence. Complete the remaining items so this section is ready for review and use.
Define the measurable result, target group, deadline, evidence of success, and guardrail that must not deteriorate. Complete approach with the specific fact, choice, evidence, owner, and review implication required by the project brief. Complete the remaining items so this section is ready for review and use.
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